Okorocha’s Son-In-Law In Chains: Why Must He Be Treated This Way, Imo People Ask

By Newstrack Nigeria

Students of Politics and Political Science, especially those who are nursed with political thought would readily liken Okorocha’s son-in-law’s ordeal to the postulation of Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

He said: “Man is born free but everywhere is in chains.” This quote is very popular.

When Rousseau was asked the reason why man was everywhere in chains, he said he didn’t know.

Uche Nwosu was free untill after his mother’s burial. However, during the outing service in St. Peters Church in Eziama-Obaire, his special guests putting on the armour of death. They picked him like where an eagle is dealing with its preys.

That was certainly frightening and desecrating of the House of God. It was uncalled for but Okorocha had done it with his in-laws. They chose the church as a place to insult and humiliate even revered men of God. Archbishop AJV Obinna suffered so much in the hands of Okorocha’s family.

Nwosu was swooped on like a common criminal. Within the twinkle of the eye, the former Action Alliance Guber candidate was dressed down, leaving him with the grace of a singlet covering.

Nwosu was not only humiliated but was everywhere in chains. The question is why was Uche Nwosu handcuffed?

The fact that Uche Nwosu and his father-in-law did it, and even worse things doesn’t make it right.

At the time of publishing this article, Uche had regained freedom but neither Nwosu not the Police has told the general public what led to the ‘dirty drama’ in the house of God.

It is really condemnable and those behind such inglorious act should be called to question. That was wholly uncivilized.

Those who had health issues, I am sure would have secured an emergency dates with their doctors as blood pressures must have gone high.

Again, this should serve as a reminder to all that nothing lasts forever. Nobody has it all… The rich and power brokers also cry.